A podcast on AI filmmaking that holds together
Short episodes in three series, with chapters and subtitles in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German.
Continuity, editing, rights and proof

Why AI video breaks after shot 20
Why characters drift from shot to shot, and what keeps them the same.
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From AI shots to an editable timeline
Why a flat MP4 is a dead end, and how a timeline hands the edit back to an editor.
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Chain of title for AI video
Labels, generation logs and consent: the records a distributor will ask for.
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Proof of how a film was made
When the image stops being scarce, the record of how it was made is what counts.
Read moreAI filmmaking and the law

The legal side of AI filmmaking
Why AI tools come with contracts of their own, and the map of what to check.
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Can AI leak your script?
API or consumer plan: two contracts, and what each means for a confidential script.
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Who owns an AI image?
C2PA, watermarks and copyright: proving where an image came from, and who owns it.
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Real faces, voice clones and the EU AI Act
Likeness, consent and Article 50: what changes when the image moves and speaks.
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Consent, AI labels and audit trails
What a production tool can document, and why it is a tool, not a lawyer.
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Why archiving matters in AI filmmaking
A synthetic set needs a paper trail built on purpose.
Read moreStory structure and AI screenwriting

Story structure is architecture, not magic
Why a perfectly paced film is built, not conjured.
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The habits of screenplays that work
A specific want, opposition, choices with a cost: what every effective screenplay shares.
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Short film, feature, TV episode, commercial
Four formats, four containers: what each one has room for.
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Eight story structure templates
From Aristotle to the 15-beat sheet: eight shapes, and what each one makes of a story.
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How an AI screenwriter reads your brief
Six dropdowns, one brief: what the AI Screenwriter uses at each step.
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Checking a screenplay with AI analysis
Fit, beats and improvements: an opinion based on the page, not a verdict.
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Is story structure in our DNA?
A tool, not a formula, and the question AI leaves open.
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